Because there’s nothing wrong with mixing a little Rolling Stones with your physics, that’s why.
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And yet we still strive to prove some of these Commandments of the Universe wrong.
Leslie
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“We are trying to prove ourselves wrong as quickly as possible, because only in that way can we find progress.” ~Richard P. Feynman
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He is correct. We have to continually push the envelope to move forward.
Leslie
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Very deep thoughts!
Regardless of their different universality (and adequacy of our understanding of them), these principles rule more than cosmos. They are in equal measure applicable to every day life.
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